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In the early [[Shattered Age]] this realm was called ''Norheim'' in ''Nortongue'', the language of the | In the early [[Shattered Age]] this realm was called ''Norheim'' in ''Nortongue'', the language of the Humans native to the Shard. | ||
During the Dark Age, after fall of the Empire of Acrolon, the rulership of Norheim became corrupted by the demonic influences of [[Lascivia]]. These rulers renamed the realm to "Acrolon" in an effort to inherit its reputation of prosperity and political authority. | During the Dark Age, after fall of the Empire of Acrolon, the rulership of Norheim became corrupted by the demonic influences of [[Lascivia]]. These rulers renamed the realm to "Acrolon" in an effort to inherit its reputation of prosperity and political authority. | ||
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Template:Breadcrumb Shards > Acrolon
Overview
Acrolon (Feytongue, Nortongue: Norheim meaning home of the Nor) is the Shard that is home to the Humans. Lore about Acrolon is plentiful and accurate. It comes from its own scholars and Gods.
History
In the early Shattered Age this realm was called Norheim in Nortongue, the language of the Humans native to the Shard.
During the Dark Age, after fall of the Empire of Acrolon, the rulership of Norheim became corrupted by the demonic influences of Lascivia. These rulers renamed the realm to "Acrolon" in an effort to inherit its reputation of prosperity and political authority.
Cosmology
Acrolon shares the same cosmology as all shards in the universe. It was originally part of the unified realm of Terrestrium. During The Shattering, it was one of the shard realms that the Terrestrium was split into.
It is the home realm of the humans.
Geography
Acrolon is 780 km from east to west and 450 km north to south.
Acrolon is split into the following major regions:
Inhabitants
Acrolon is primarily inhabited by humans, but many other races dwell in the lands of Acrolon, ever since the cosmopolitan culture of the Empire of Acrolon.